The final round of rain for the week is expected to deliver between a tenth and quarter of an inch of rain along the coast and valleys. But don't put umbrellas away yet.

After a powerful winter storm flooded roadways, dropped hail, and even brought a tornado to Southern California on Thursday, forecasters say more rain is still on the way. Kirk Hawkins has KTLA's forecast on Friday,

The storm, which forecasters said could produce tornadoes, is expected to strengthen Friday and move towards the central US.

The same powerful storm that battered Southern California with heavy rain and brought blizzard conditions to the San Bernardino Mountains is putting millions on alert from coast to coast.

California is once again reeling from the aftermath of a fast-moving storm that forced evacuation, rescues and even a rare tornado. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports on the storm system that is now moving east.

A powerful storm dropping drenching rain on flood-prone Southern California is raising concern among forecasters that it could produce a dangerous, widespread outbreak of tornadoes, damaging winds and fires along with a blizzard as it crosses the entire United States in the coming days.